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first one
Step-by-step explanation:
he adds 5(7) to his collection then 8(4) too and after wards he throws away 2
A) Since there are 3 (3,5,7) odd primes between 0-9 and there are 10 blocks from 0-9, the probability is 3/10
B) Since there are 3 (1,4,9) perfect squares above 0 and there are a totally 10 blocks from 0-9, the probability is 3/10.
The orange (second) one. Using Pythagorean theorem the side is sqrt(100-47) which is sqrt(53)